Microsoft Fellow | Sloan Fellow | MIT TR35
Dr. Saxena received his Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence with Andrew Ng from Stanford University. He went on to become an accomplished professor at Cornell University. He co-founded Katapult (NSDQ: KPLT), Brain of Things ($8 million ARR), and Caspar AI (Top 100 AI Companies).
Dr. Saxena's expertise is in building Physical AI for Autonomous Systems like robots, cars and homes.
Dr. Saxena has published about a hundred papers in top venues like NeurIPS, ICML & CVPR, with numerous best paper awards and 20,000+ citations. His work on Large-scale models for robotics was awarded the 10-year test of time award in 2023. His work focuses on keeping AI models interpretable & operate within guard-rails.
Caspar's AI uses 3D radar sensors to track patient's heart-rate & activities to identify 20+ health & wellness markers
CB Insights AI Top 100 Most Innovative Artificial Intelligence Companies
With Katapult's AI technology, retailers know which shoppers will pay
Cornell startup helps the 'unbanked' buy online. Cornell Chronicle '15.
Cross-attention deep learning to embed visual, 3D, and trajectory plans into one single model. One of 10 innovative technologies by MIT Tech Review - "Wikipedia for Robots"
The Plan to Build a Massive Online Brain for All the World’s Robots, Wired '14.
Brainy, Yes, but Far From Handy. John Markoff, New York Times '14.
AI for Robotics Perception & planning: RoboBarista, TellMeDave, et al. The 50-years of Shakey at AAAI-RSS Blue Sky Ideas award.
Robot bartender can read your mind, Fox News'13. Also the Daily Show.
Cats, Robot Baristas, Tricorders, and the Future of Deep Learning. Huffington Post '15.
Steven Spielberg's movie Tintin experience reimagines how we engage and interact in 3D with what was once a static printed book.
TinTin iPad Art Book Blurs The Line Between Books, Movies, And Apps. Techcrunch.
AI for anticipating driver's actions before they happen, using cameras.
New Technology May Prevent Accidents By Reading Drivers' Body Language, Forbes '15.
Brain4Cars: Car Predicts Driving Mistakes Before They Happen. CNN'15.
Physical AI for Camera-based autonomous drone navigation in heavy cluttered environments
Drone that can dodge obstacles developed by US scientists. Telegraph '12. Also NBC News.
Autonomous Aerial Robot Maneuvers Like a Bird. Voice of America.
AI that generates 3D content within videos.
Embed Ads In User-Generated Videos With ZunaVision. New York Times. ABC News.
Machine Learning for converting a single still image into 3D model.
Make3D: Turn a 2D Picture Into a 3D Model. Techcrunch. Also New Scientist.
Generative Models for 3D Perception and Mobile Manipulation.
Getting 'hallucinating' robots to arrange your room for you. Kurzweil AI.
Generate & anticipate future human & robot actions.
Robot bartender can read your mind, Fox News'13. Also the Daily Show.
Large Scale AI Models for Robots.
Robots 'to work in supermarkets', BBC News '13.
Car Predicts Driving Mistakes Before They Happen. Discovery News '15.
Deep Learning for Robotics Perception & Control. Test of time 10-year award.
Knife-Wielding Robots are Getting Better at Handling Slippery Foods
Autonomous Aerial Robot Maneuvers Like a Bird. VOA. NBC News.
Google Excellence Scholar '12. Large Scale 3D Scene and Video Understanding.
Watch-n-Patch, This Robot Uses Machine Learning to Take Care of Absent-Minded Humans, IEEE Spectrum.
Large-scale video mining for RoboBrain.
This robot is using YouTube videos to learn all about us. Washington Post '14.
RoboBarista: Learning Maniplation Skills from Videos. The 50-years of Shakey at AAAI-RSS Blue Sky Ideas award, 2015.
Crowdsourcing a coffee-pouring, juice-making robot. Wired '15.
AI for Robot Manipulation. Doug James' PhD student.
Robot smart enough to clean your room (but not to have excuse to get out of it). NBC News '12.
Tell Me Dave: Large-scale crowdsourcing for learning robot language.
New robot learns from plain speech, not computer code. LA Times '14.
3D Scene Understanding with Physics.